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South Africa cracks down on online gambling: Here’s what the new ruling means for you
Must-see sights in South Africa beyond Kruger National Park

Must-see sights in South Africa beyond Kruger National Park

Sardine Run in South Africa. From ancient rock art and epic mountain trails to spicy food scenes and safaris without the crowds, South Africa overflows with sights and activities for tourists. Yet, despite the country being nearly twice the size...

Owner:  Trevor Ncube

Africa Acacias 'Go for Broke' to Grow, Use Up Water to Survive Drought

Newswise — COLUMBUS, Ohio – Young umbrella acacia trees in Africa survive severe drought by putting their natural processes into overdrive when water is in short supply, prioritizing continued growth over water conservation, new research shows....

Owner:  Roger Johnson (daughter Jessica is CEO)
NGOs urge humanitarian push at Great Lakes conference in Paris
Africa’s debt meets climate innovation

Africa’s debt meets climate innovation

As negotiations resume ahead of COP30, Europe cannot afford to view Africa’s debt and climate crisis as a distant problem. The stakes for both Europe and Africa are high and immediate. The UN currently estimates that Africa will face a US$2.5...

Owner:  Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Algeria Visa for Indians: Journey into North Africa’s Hidden Jewel
Explora Introduces Caribbean Cruise with Mike Horn and MSC Foundation

Explora Introduces Caribbean Cruise with Mike Horn and MSC Foundation

Explora Journeys has announced its “A Journey of Caribbean Calm & Bahamian Blue” cruise in the Caribbean aboard the Explora II in late January 2026. The sailing, departing from Miami, U.S.A., on January 25, 2026, and returning to Miami on February...

Owner:  Mathisen Family
Martha Akoibea Anang wins prestigious African Woman of Uncommon Legacy Award 
AFRICA/MALI - Fuel war spreads to the Capital Bamako

AFRICA/MALI - Fuel war spreads to the Capital Bamako

Bamako (Agenzia Fides) – “This morning at dawn, a convoy of 1,000 fuel tankers, escorted by the army, was greeted by a cheering crowd in Bamako,” local sources told Fides, describing the situation in the Malian capital, where unrest is growing due...

Owner:  Catholic Church
From California to South Africa: Lessons for Our Advertising Future

From California to South Africa: Lessons for Our Advertising Future

Leagas Delaney South Africa, CEO Ray Langa shares his insights following a recent trip to the West Coast of the USA. His experiences of the advertising industry there inspired him to explore what it is that could take the quintessential South...

Owner:  Non-transparent
It’s Time to Restore and Re-centre at the Soul Sync Wellness Event in the KZN South Coast

It’s Time to Restore and Re-centre at the Soul Sync Wellness Event in the KZN South Coast

As the year nears its end, many people are suffering from fatigue, anxiety, and stress owing to the demands of daily life. Rest, reconnection and renewal are needed to unwind and prepare for the year ahead, which is why The Soul Sync Wellness...

Owner:  Non-transparent
ACHPR85: ISHR calls for greater support to defenders working on the Sahel, Guinea, Madagascar, and Palestine

ACHPR85: ISHR calls for greater support to defenders working on the Sahel, Guinea, Madagascar, and Palestine

On 23 October 2025, as part of the 85th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR), ISHR delivered an oral statement on the human rights situation in Africa. On the Sahel, ISHR highlighted the numerous acts of...

Owner:  International Service for Human Rights Inc (Non-profit)
Coast guard evacuates Iranian fisherman injured in fishing vessel explosion in Arabian Sea
Training: 16 defenders engage with the NGO Forum, African Commission for local impact

Training: 16 defenders engage with the NGO Forum, African Commission for local impact

Across the continent, human rights defenders play a vital role in achieving justice and a dignified life for everyone – whether they stand up for freedom of expression and association, keep governments accountable or fight for gender equality....

Owner:  International Service for Human Rights Inc (Non-profit)
As Sudan Burns, Egypt and Eritrea Renew Strategic Alliance to Face Shifting Winds in the Horn of Africa
Ethiopia’s Red Sea Dreams Stir Fears of New Conflict in the Horn of Africa

Ethiopia’s Red Sea Dreams Stir Fears of New Conflict in the Horn of Africa

Ethiopia’s Red Sea Dreams Stir Fears of New Conflict in the Horn of Africa ADDIS ABABA - The Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) chief Field Marshal Birhanu Jula has hinted at the possible grabbing of the Red Sea from the neighbouring...

Owner:  Mohamad Abdirahman Farole
BRICS+ Series: A turning point for African financial governance
The tiny threats facing the kings of the savannah

The tiny threats facing the kings of the savannah

Lions are often celebrated as symbols of strength and resilience, but new research led by Yale School of the Environment scientists suggests that some of the most serious threats facing West Africa’s critically endangered lions are too small to be...

Owner:  Yale University
Zoo Atlanta welcomes 2 new animals to African Savanna habitat

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